Specialty Ideas

OMS needs to only merge active medications into the software. It keeps merging old inactive medications with new medications. We have to go in and delete all inactive, making it very inefficient.

Need to have a separate group for old Virtual Scan Forms and Groups because the folders fill up with too many old groups and forms when you make new forms and groups. I know we cannot delete them but need to have a separate one.

As a clinical pharmacist, I am very concerned about the inability for our clinicians to delete old and inactive medications from the EHR and the EHR under "Medications" doesn't have a way for us to differentiate a current active medication from me...

The category I use as favorites has to be scrolled down to each time. If this could be listed at the top it would be great.

As we move to the EMR the scan forms will become more important to set up the treatment plan. It would be useful to be able to add several grid s onto a "super bill" scan form, rather than having to create or update a new grid with multiple listin...

You can't add or delete items in the from groups. So you have to create new form groups. The old from groups clutter up the lists! With the addition of the EHR, and expanded use of the form groups, there are more and more being created. The old gr...

Love the new feature with the case templates for the EHR. Currently I am going to Windows Notepad to create a document that I can paste into the HPI section though, so that I can get the data in a line format instead of a run on sentence. Would l...

It would be very helpful if I could see when/who deletes/edits a Progress note or EHR (I can see time for edit). Most of the audits are focused on transactions, however, deleting/editing notes can also be an issue of concern that needs addressed.

The "Amount" list in the medications tab under the objective in the EHR where we add the medications a patient is taking, the amount gives you only a few options; tabs, capsules, IV or IM. The ability to edit the list of type of medication (IV, IM...